Imagination
How imagination can change a person
People are all a little crazy and wild in their own ways, but it’s how we show it that defines us. That kind of crazy can be a bad thing, changing you not for the better. They ache a guilty conscious that will lead not only Macbeth, but his wife also into a crazy state. Macbeth proves that in many ways. His imagination drove him to commit horrible crimes. Macbeth is a real weak person. He gives into peer pressure easily. An example of that would be when Lady Macbeth started to question if he really loved her. Pressuring and guilt tripping into doing a horrible thing of killing the king of Scotland. She kept pressuring him even more though she kept going by questioning him if he was a real man; to grow a set. Saying he is all about talking and not proving himself by doing what he says he is going to do. Lady Macbeth is like a football coach giving Macbeth a prep talk before show down. …show more content…
He is just like everyone else we all desire some things, but know it’s not possible. Just hearing from the creep witches he believed that it could be possible when he was named Thane of Cumberland. Macbeth was tempted so easily because he really wanted it, but never thought of the consequences that would follow if he did kill the king. In this time era the people were very superstitious about things. For example, if the wind was terrible or an owl that was a sign that something bad was going to happen. For a precaution they would go home and do nothing for their own safety. Or if there was a black cat that crossed their path they went home; they were not going to take a chance. When the king of Scotland had arrived to Macbeth’s castle it was a stormy day and that there was a sign that something bad was going to
How imagination can change a person
People are all a little crazy and wild in their own ways, but it’s how we show it that defines us. That kind of crazy can be a bad thing, changing you not for the better. They ache a guilty conscious that will lead not only Macbeth, but his wife also into a crazy state. Macbeth proves that in many ways. His imagination drove him to commit horrible crimes. Macbeth is a real weak person. He gives into peer pressure easily. An example of that would be when Lady Macbeth started to question if he really loved her. Pressuring and guilt tripping into doing a horrible thing of killing the king of Scotland. She kept pressuring him even more though she kept going by questioning him if he was a real man; to grow a set. Saying he is all about talking and not proving himself by doing what he says he is going to do. Lady Macbeth is like a football coach giving Macbeth a prep talk before show down. …show more content…
He is just like everyone else we all desire some things, but know it’s not possible. Just hearing from the creep witches he believed that it could be possible when he was named Thane of Cumberland. Macbeth was tempted so easily because he really wanted it, but never thought of the consequences that would follow if he did kill the king. In this time era the people were very superstitious about things. For example, if the wind was terrible or an owl that was a sign that something bad was going to happen. For a precaution they would go home and do nothing for their own safety. Or if there was a black cat that crossed their path they went home; they were not going to take a chance. When the king of Scotland had arrived to Macbeth’s castle it was a stormy day and that there was a sign that something bad was going to